Monday Jul 6 | Stratford Beacon Herald
Empty tanks and modern-day Jed Clampetts
The pools of natural gas lying beneath the farm fields of southwestern Ontario are being converted into something potentially more lucrative.
Monday Jul 6 | Playbill
Today in Theatre History: JULY 6
Lois January and Buddy Ebsen star in the new show, opening tonight at the Majestic Theatre on Broadway.
With most of his public life spent in spotlights or in front of television cameras, entertainer Roy Clark says he is still flattered when people tell him they think of him as a member of their own family.
The Stories Behind 10 T.V. Theme Songs
Posted by Stacy in Movies & SciFi , Neatorama Only on June 10, 2009 at 8:15 am You know them and love them - those T.V. theme songs that are so catchy they get in your head for days and refuse to leave.
Q: Several years ago, there was a television show called "Once and Again" starring Sela Ward and Billy Campbell.
If you're someone who actually has a life, you won't remember dialogue from the first episode of "The Beverly Hillbillies." I do.
Elly May' to speak in Man on Saturday
Donna Douglas, who played Elly May Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies TV sitcom, will be speaking in Man on Saturday at the Man Fieldhouse starting at 5:15 p.m. Douglas will be sharing her experiences in Hollywood and will talk about her life as a Christian.
Profiles in History To Auction Over Hand-Sculpted Wax Figures From The Hollywood Wax Museum
For the first time in its 44-year history, the world-famous Hollywood Wax Museum is offering hand-sculpted wax figures and original costumes for auction.
Earl Scruggs, Cleveland County native and legendary bluegrass musician, will return for a concert June 19 at the Malcolm Brown Auditorium at Shelby High School.
The Beverly Hillbillies - The Official Third Season
"Come and listen to my story about a man named Jed, A poor mountaineer barely kept his family fed.
Actress Donna Douglas grants rare interview
She's been called reclusive by some, but legendary television actress Donna Douglas, Elly May on the 1960s TV show The Beverly Hillbillies , lives in Zachary, Louisiana.
The Legendary Earl Scruggs with Family & Friends in Charlotte, NC on 4/11
Earl Scruggs, world-renowned innovator of the "Scruggs-Style Picking" on the 5-string banjo and bluegrass pioneer is performing at the Ovens Auditorium in Charlotte, N.C. on Saturday, April 11 beginning at 8 p.m. Recently coming off a GRAMMY Nomination by The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences for "Best Bluegrass Album" for The Ultimate ...
Today's TV: We love comedy: Shameless
The tantalising prospect of the Gallaghers doing a Relocation, Relocation from Chatsworth Estate to the leafy environs of Cheshire's Alderley Edge would be worthy of a whole new series.
Michele M. Bender | Flip side for sitcoms
In my last column, I launched my second Dead-Of-Winter TV Survey. By asking you readers to choose your favorite sitcom ever, I certainly started folks talking.
Kaleidoscope: Recalling television shows of early '60s
Television technology has come a long way in the last 50 years. The latest process in TV technology is the switchover from analog to digital transmission.
DVD: 'Petticoat Junction: The Official First Season'
Can a 45-year-old black-and-white CBS hillbilly sitcom that once catered to lower levels of country-bumpkin humor still evoke a few laughs out of us modern-day sophisticates? If you're talkin' Paul Henning's ...
Understanding cause and effect is good for medicine and life
'The Beverly Hillbillies,' one of the longest running weekly TV shows in American history, is an American classic.
Another Collider Contest - Happy New Year! Who Wants Some Free...
Once again it's time for another Collider contest. While I don't have as much stuff to giveaway as the last contest...there is still some cool stuff below to get.
Pittsburgh birders flock to international citizen science program
For decades, birdwatchers got little respect. Credit Jane Hathaway, Mr. Drysdale's secretary on TV's "The Beverly Hillbillies" back in the 1960s.
Alberta's mineral rights holders not getting rich
When her father died a couple of decades ago, Gloria Delisle and her sister Theresa purchased the mineral rights from his estate in the hope the rights might be worth something one day.